Chapter 1

This is a comedic fantasy adventure novel.

(Please note)

* This work contains scenes where the protagonist is in danger.

* This work contains numerous contradictions in its settings, so taking it too seriously may cause you to lose your hair.

* The protagonist proudly talks about being a skilled summoner, but he is actually quite unfortunate in his thinking.

* The story differs from the book version.

* If you notice any typos or other issues, please consider the revised book version.

On the day before the end-of-term ceremony before summer vacation, it happened.

With a low rumble, a giant magic circle was drawn on the floor of the high school classroom, filled with lazy heat.

Multiple ominous magic circles, drawn with several blue and red lines.

The same dreadful sensation I had experienced many times before.

It's a summoning magic circle!

Moreover, this time it's not just summoning me alone.

It's a giant magic circle covering the entire classroom floor!

No doubt about it, this is a group transfer!

To activate a group transfer, it requires an enormous amount of magical power, but this is way too reckless!

I sensed the danger and tried to escape from the classroom where the magic circle was glowing.

If the target, me, is not on the magic circle, this summoning will fail.

But it was already too late.

Although it should have been easy to avoid the summoning magic circle, the caster's ability is high, and the deployment is fast.

I tried to escape the classroom by jumping out of the window, but a barrier of light created by the magic circle blocked my escape.

Damn! I was too slow!

The magic circle seems to be for simultaneous summoning, with red and blue magic circles overlapping in layers.

Blue is for the church's hero summoning, and red is for the demon king summoning by the demon race.

At this point, I can only pray that it's not the hero summoning.

The blue and red lines on the classroom floor blink alternately, competing with each other.

Judging by the number, the church's hero summoning magic circle is overwhelmingly more numerous, but in terms of power, the demon race's demon king summoning has the upper hand.

I need the demon race's magic circle to work hard here.

When the blue lines blink, the red lines counter with magic power, and when the red lines blink, the blue lines activate suppression magic to counteract them.

The magic power and magic clash, canceling each other's summoning.

The magic circles collide with dazzling light, and then they stabilize in blue.

The church's hero summoning has won due to its numbers!

It's the church's hero summoning!

There are two types of hero summoning.

The hero summoning performed by the highest authority of the country, and the hero summoning performed by the church.

The hero summoning performed by the highest authority of the country, with a yellow magic circle, is not much of a problem, but the hero summoning performed by the church with a blue magic circle is quite troublesome.

Since it's a summoning performed by a different organization from the highest authority of the country, it often causes problems later on.

After all, it's a summoning that takes place without the king's instruction.

If a hero, a monster with overwhelming power, is summoned from another world, the balance of military power within the country can be disrupted overnight.

And in most cases, the hero is disposed of once their purpose is fulfilled.

I've had enough of troublesome hero summonings!

Being sealed in a dungeon or poisoned and killed.

There have been cases where the hero snapped and killed the entire royal family, leading to the downfall of the country.

I did it, though.

To prevent such a situation, most of the time, a magic that automatically returns the hero to their original world once the summoner's wish is granted is applied.

It's a failsafe.

The magic circle, now confirmed for summoning, begins to shine brightly!

A murmur rises from the students who notice the glowing magic circle on the floor.

The summoning magic circle engulfs me, who is complaining, and also drags along my thirty-eight classmates and the English teacher, sending us to another world.